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+ WILL SAVE MILLIONS.
Settlement of the Differences Between Il
puupnla Noal null tho StenIuXIi,, On.

Scttlcment of the Differences Between til Q
Panama Road nud the Steamship Co. ~,
NEw YoRE, Feb. l0.-The adjourned
conference between the representatives Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and
the Panama Railroad Company, to agree
on settlement of differences, was held
this morning. President Houston aud
Director Edward Lauterbach represented
the Pacific Mail and Messrs. Selicman,
Mccullough, Ellis and Da Costa, tho Pana-
ma RailroGd. The compromise proposed
yesterday was agreed to by both COM
panies. .& .lJ5 l5N2
1t provides for tho settlement Of the
outstanding claim Of the Panama Rail-
road Of. $3.50 900 by the payment OF $780,.
600. In. lieu OF monthly payments OF
1000 for transportation across the
Isihmus, heretofore charged the Pa.
cifr Mail by the Panama Com.
pany, there will be paid $4,000
per month, and the Pacific Mail
Company is allowed to reduce its service
in any way 1t chooses, instead Of being
compelled 10 run steamer every week, as
WAS provided under the terms Of the old
contract. This provision alone will save
the Pacific Mail $50 900 per month. I
The saving on the other items for the
unespired seven years Of the old agree.
ment, which the new contract takes the
| place of, amounts to over $1,000, 900.
Pacific Mail Directors, after the meet.
ing, stated that no negotiations
for a nnbsily from the Trans.
continental lines we're being considered.
They expected, though, to receive fair re.
turns from their business, and ono Of them
predicted an advance Of rates before the
end OF this week, 4 $,
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K CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-The floods in the
southwestern part Of the city arc over, and
all the danger is past. About daylight
this morning the last Of the ice gorge that
caused all the trouble out nenr McCor.
mick's iloated down the strong current OF
tho river into the lake. The water that
submerged the docks and lumber yards 30
deep that where the river ended and the
land began could not be discerned, has
gone down, and the damage ia not 60 great
as it promised to be last night. The cause
OF the breaking up OF the Ice is still in
doubt. Tie Ice was not rotten enough 10
90 to pieces Of its own accord, and it is
believed 1t WAS smaahed by the blasting
that was heard from above McCormick's 3
Reaper Works last night. Nobody appears
to knows who authorized tho explosions
aro who was causing them. They thund.
cred out like discharge Of heavy artil.
lery, and could be heard all over the city,
continuing till paat midnight. At Bel.
mont avenue bridge, Lakeview, the trou.
bio was over alao this morning. The Ice
is going away and the foods have cub
sided, 4, I, * Il . lTf.gI 'I5
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TO put upon US a man who is the enemy
Of our most vital intereots any course that
will defeat him will be juiaifiable.". T
LlyKLY TIME n THE HOUSE.

Tho Blll Il, Prohibit Liquor Selling F!naiIJ
ordered to n Third ltcndlng.
sptcfai Dtpatct to tho intethcene.r.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 1O.-The
Senate this evening advanced about sixty
billa 10 q second rOsding. Srhe Houee
took up out Of jts order Houss Bill S2
Gorrel'a bill to prohibit tho aals Of intoxi.
eating liquors. All motions 10 amend
were lost after q good deal OF parliament
ary skirmlshing, and on the motion to or
der TO its engroaament and third reading,
Meesrs. Lucas, Hagans and Rowan did not
vote and no quorum was recorded. Mr.
| Shaw Wn8 in tho chair. Mr.. Hamilton do.
manded that theae gentlemen be called.
Mr.. Hasans atill refused to vote. Mr..
Hamilton demanded q call OF the House.
Sfr. Hagans moved to adjourn, but this
was lost. The roll was called, several
points Of order were raised, and finally
Mr. Young and Mr.. Gorroll renewed the
demand for q cali OF tho Houae. The
doors were locked and the roll called. Not
an Ohio county man was In his ueat, and
only twenty-four others. The Chair, Mr..
Shaw, had announced that by vote Of 20
to 9 the pIohibitory bill was passed, and
Mr.. Rowan nowdesired to reconsider this.
Mr.. Hsgana objected aud moved to i'd.
journ. Loet. lE 2
Mr.. Hamilton accused a small minority
Of s.itling the will Of the majority by ds-
stroyins quorum. Mr.. Gorrell demand
ett that the vote be taken again, and Mr..
Hamilton insisted that Mr.. Hagsns ahould
vote. The latter said he was no. to be
frightened out Of his position by my
"shoo ny" business. He was the peer Of
any gentleman on the floor, and knew bis
rishta. The Houae wns badly tangled up
by this time, but the vote Oh House Bill
80 was ordered to he resumed. Points OF
order were fired in like bslle from gat.
ling gun, but tho vote WAS declared 81 to
8 which orders the bill to its third read
ing. The bill was then made the special
order for tomorrow at 8 r.M,, aud the
House adjourned at 10 r. M. Just q. that
second somebody turned the gas out at
tho metre aud the building wRs left in
darkness. To add 10 the confusion, some.
body locked tho outer door and for q
while there Wg1 fun in the dnrk.
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4 Reductions on tho RCndlnr.

READING. Pa. Feb. 1O.-Though the an
announcement wsa ssnt out from Phila.
delphla On Tuesday night that differences
between the Philadelphia & Reading Rail.
road Company and it's employees had been
''satisfactorily" arranged, there is far from
q feeling OF satisfaction among the. men.
Yesterday the main line Telegraph opera
tors received nolics that their wssos had
boon scaled down in varying amounts, and
the commercial operators to be similarly
treated, u
For some weeks past the axe Of econo.
my has been industriously welded on tho
company'o branches; now 1T has been
brought to the main. line. :, So far as this
city is concerned the economics instituted
by the discharge Of hands and reductions
in wages will aggregate over 100000 in q
year. The employees ara thoroughly de-
moralizsd, and 20 about their work list
lessly and with feeling OF fear. s7,
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nHE i
A Strikes Failure.

Nav IoRK, Feb. 1o.-Along the river
fronts to-day there was no indication that
any difficulty existed between the long
shoremcn aad tho railroad and steamship
lines. tho railroad piers, the loading
OF cars on the big floats was being carried
on with regularity, and at tho coast
wise tho Southern port steamship COM
panies al! evidences Of the recent s!rug-
Atlanta, OF tho Clyde line, which reached
her dock on Monday, was discharged Of
her cargo yesterday. Tho Superintendent
said that tho work Of discharging her had
baen dona quicker than the old hands
wonll have accomplished it. Police Cap
tain Murphy said that the strikers re-
mained in their houses now and caused no
trouble. Everything was aB quiet IS be-
fore the strike. a9,.
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STEAMER LOST,
She " Cut Down BY Ice-Tle Crew nj
0Nlcap, Gu Fo

She " Cut Down BY Ice-TlIe Crew and
- Officers Snfe. t. III
New YonK, Feb. 10.-Tho British steam
er Wells City was run down in tho Hnd-
son river this morning by tho steamer
Lono Star Of the Morgan line. The Wells
City had just arrived from Bristol and
was anchored of her pier when the Lone
Star, coming up tho river at o'clock
ran into her and stove hole
lin her hull. She filled rapidly
and sank. Tho Lone Star, much
damaged, made her way 10 the landing at
Pier 81, and was up thore. The officers
md crew OF the sinking steamer were res.
cued and taken ashore. Tho Wells City
was an iron screw steamer of 1927 tons
gfoss burden. She was built al Sunder.
land in 1885, and halls from Bristol. She
piled regularly between New York and
Swansea and Bristol. She wss not a pas
EenSer steamer. ,.,g G- j-i
Investigation reveals that it,was no. an
other steamer, but floating river ice, which
stove In the eide OF the Wells City,. No
ice had been seen in tho river in five days,
but,ut i o'clock ice came down aud, strik.
ing the steamcin the wake OF the engine
room, stove hole in her. She sank in 20
minutes. She had a cargo Of tin roofing
plates, iron ore, iron rails aud petroleum
barrels, consigned to varjoun parties. 4
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TO THE BITTER. END.
FRESH WAR PAINT rur on
Dy District Assembly 40 OF tho Knights Of
Lnbor-Twelve Thousand Lnborers 10 bo
caficd Out To-day ia Now York City
and Vicin,ty-Causc Of Activity.

| Nvw vo,r E,,, ~ MI, E..., N.. ~.
N@" Aoh@, Heu' 4V.-Ane Leen'h0 NtUs
extra, says: District Assembly 10 put on
an additional coat 0! war paint at its con.
ference oarly to.dav and ordered nrt
ovorrho,,v T.. ~ - :, Wv
''oiSoou' ~ .ne peef' a'e aha porter
DreWefles OF this city, onkers, jersey
Oity, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Newark.
and paterson as wall aa m,.mhoro =, a.,
A,,o,;,,,.m :, S.".,". .o'' " s''o
H''oeta'ioa OF osaAohafy Engineers eu'
ployod at different factories within It's
Jurisdiction. The order Is to 20 into ef.
feet to.morrow. : n i@FT n .''03 m ~
IA ..,,.,s,., ,ll. .t.. 4
- 's ,s''haa'eu ~ snss tne number OF men
VINO WILL stop work Rt the breweriea alono
will amount 10 1900. The number Of
tbose who will he m rown ont hv tho ,,r,L.
Of Tho anvinecra viii ~ fsr ;n;o tho ei,aXo ,ha
sanls, The exact penera, es,imato ina % c,nnat ,Iu
be formcd nj nrsaant hnt T. IN cor,o,m S, tSot o
II thew do anti iha ms;or;tv ~ |n ot H. 'hn. "a.
factories will have tn cloae dawn " As,anIs Az VIZ
hly Fortv.nine cla;ms thnt IN ~. st.onoti,
Of aasurauces that arrance,nants % ware ka.
inc msdd for arbitraiiny the cnaI tronbia, I @
il restad on liz oara AMI lopt so,,,a o,o,,SJ
Now IL Intends IN rerain IN tho. % ovnnd sJ" a,,j
g,t sotus more. 10 80 ~ >-'e '''"
The membera of Fortv.n;no,e Exe,,,;,,,
Board say thsv havo nn.itivc IN Hu;.v' Ior,"a,;nn
tha. SONS coal conlpapiea are @ n1ssaaI 't(r fnr
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tcla! Ulspdlch 10 u. InttlliJc1ccr.


WASHINGTON, D. @, Feb. lo-Your cor
correspondent has tonight what appears
to be reliable information to the fact that
the muddle at Charleston will be settled
early next week by the election Of q Ssna-
tor. 1cannot without violating the con-
iidence OF o friend, make public, ct this
time, the scheme that is low on foot, but
i the eigns do not iell, a first class senss-
ton is likely to occur. II matters now
under consideration are fully developed
there is a eurpriee in store for the public,
and those who are betting on mo cleo.
ton" had better hedge. 1t may not be
Mr.. Camden, however. A new phsse OF
the question will likely present itseli
within few days, which, though It will
further complicsts matters, will result in
tue election of Senator. 1t may ba q
mistake, but my information comesprctty
STRAIGHT "a
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The I1anawha j. Ohio I,oad,

SEeeal Dispatch 10 The IRttliCeneer. q ~ 'es r
-WAsHISeToN, D. G., Feb. o.--Mr. Con-
ger, Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Kenna have been
appointeo conferees on tho part Of the
Senate to consider the points OF disagree.
meent between the House and the Senate
on the bill granting to the Kanawha l.
Ohio Railroad COMPANY the right to 10y
its tracks through United States lock and
dam property in the Great .Kanawha
river, in West Virginia. The amendment
to the bill which MI. Kenua moved that
the Senate insist upon,I and which is the
subject Of the conference, is as follows:
y " Provided, Tha. said Kanawha 4 Ohio
Railroad Company, its SUCCESSORS and as.
signs, shall pay reasonable yearly rental
for said property, the amount thereof to
be aacertained and prescribed by the
Secretary OF War" 5.s .,,e, ~ a.
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Yesterday wss the lest discount day
allowed by the Gas Trustees and as is
always the case on such days, the office
Of the Trustees in the Public Building
was beseiged with citizens who had put
OF till the last day the payment OF their
bills. There was q crowd in front Iof
the paying window! nearly all the time
from early morning till late at night and
at times it amounted to regular jam. It
would be q wise thing for the Trustees to
put railing in front Of that window that
would prevent more than one person
c.owding up at a time and it would not
be bad idea to have an officer detailed
on the 9th and 10Th OF each month to
make the people form in regular line and
await their turn. 1t would prevent much
unnecessary delay and confusion.
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Llucoln,s uenrso burned. /

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. lo.-Basides the
pecuniary loss which resulted last night
from the destruction Of Jesse Arnot's liv-
cry stable, one loss WAS suffered which is
irreparsble. The hearse in which the re.
mains Of the martyred President, Abra-
ham Lincoln, were conveyed to their last
reating-pIace, was consumed In the tlames.
This hearse was built by Mr.. Arnot for
that especial purpose, and since that day
has never beon ont Of the building. 1ts
owner refused to have it protaned by any
meaner uae after it had been thus conse'
Grated by the greatest and most honored
man OF tho century. E232it
Mr.. Arnot had received many offers for
this vehicle, but always refused to part
with It, prelerring to retain 1t as a sacred
rnlin - ----Ls -. w. - : y q y. .nL
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SPEAKER OAn11sLr's refusal to recognize

SPEAKER CARL1sLE's refusal to recognize
q Randall man to offer the tobacco
revenue repeal bill does not please the
New York Times which says: "The
Randallites are now able to make the
charge that the Speaker has arbitrarily
prevented the confederation OF the ques'
Of the reduction oitaxes." The Speaker
represents the majority OF bis party,
which has declared in every place and in
every form in which it could be declared
that the one great question Of the day ia
the reduction OF revenue. It is entirely
fair now to ask why, if the Democratic
party so believes, it does not give revenue
reduction chaneo2 II the Democratic
party doesn't believe all it has been say
ing, will itetop saying it and 60 to that ex.
tent reform lis lifs2 d
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II The command OF the Legislature to
investigate the management OF the Peni-
tsntiary does not mean that everything re-
latiDg to The administration Of that init.
tuition shall be inquired into, then II
MEANS nothing. That is precisely wha!
WAS in the mind OF Senator Scott, the
move. Of the resolution, and that is what
waa understood by every man in tie Sen
ate chamber when the resolution vas dis.
cusssd there. 3
Why The investigation should be con.
fined to the Superintendent, and why the
acts OF tho Directors shall not be looked
into, is question which perhaps the ma.
jority members Of the committee may be
able to answer. There il no reason in the
committees Interpretation Of the resolu.
ton. Eygg8iGf III z
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UNITED STATES COUI.T.
Prlsohers c"aviett. = Wheeling Parties Ia
4t.N dictSu for Illet.n( Voting. ,,fI

lrtsoiers Convicted -Afieslins Parties la
~! y dictod for Illegal Voting.
Special Dtpa'ch 10 ne IateatGerctr. n 4 8it..
PARKERsuuEo, W. Va, Fob. 10.-This
has been IN important day in the United
States Court. W. s. Kiser, the jackson
county desperate, Tor whom the official,
have been on Tho q'Ii vire for several Year,
pnBt,t was found guilty OF violating the
internal Revenue lava aud ronlanded 10,
sentence. Z. ~ .,,,,,.. 5,.ao... gIJ
The Grand Jury Is still at work, though
the reaultn are kept quiet for four aoms OF
the indicted parties should tnke flight.
From uuquestionod authority 1t was
learned thnt there have been ton indict.
menls SO far fond by the Grand Jury
against Wheeling parties for illegal voting.
Aa yet no names have been made public,
Wallace Sandsbury, convicted Of break.
ing iuto JarIett's bonded warehouse, near
Grafton, has made a full confession. He
impl,cates d negro barber namtd Harris
and q white man by tho name of Trnder.
Harris, who waa ono Of the witnesses on
the trial, has bsaa arrested and the au.
thoritics at Grafton are looking ior Ira.
der. Charles Uttc,back snd Thomag Tiah,
who were jointly indicsel with sanda.
bury, will DO released. avs 4Ggg{.
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HAS LIE CONFESsED}
Alleged Arrest OF Participants In tho Roc
Y lslnuI Trnln lsnlAhas..

s@
Alleged Arrest OF Participants In tho Rock
- ~ Islnud Train Robbery.
CHICAGO, Feb. l0.-Ramors OF a seass.
tionnl character were go.ug the. rounds
last night. They had for their basis a
story OF tho wholesale arrest OF ell the
participants in tho robbery last Juna o,
the; express car Of the Chicago, Rock
ls!snd and Pacifc train, in the the do.
fence OF which Messenger Kslloys Nichols
gave up his lilo after q hard struggle,
During the month just closad
Horny Schwartz, who had Just been
released on q bond on the
charge Of biEamy, Was arrested for
alleged completely in the robbery
The uenaationai atories aloat traced Mrs,
MSyhew, elias Schwartz, to Morris, With
er she had gone 10 be present ct the trial
Of her husband. Previous to undertaking
hcr journey, it wss said, at the hands Of
8 akitlful detective, chs had bssn induced
to promise thAtishe would do her utmost
with her husband to the end OF obtaining
q full! confession from him concerning the
whole matter. After long conversation
With her inca csrrasod husband, in which
the wiie's powers Of percussion were urged
to tbs limit, Henry Schwartz made con.
fels'on. duplicating half dozsa other
men, all being connected with tho manage
ment of railroad trains. -
Accordingly, il is said, Monday night
witnessed the arrest Of all Of those found
in Chicago, among these being q man
named Whitehall, and another who goes
under the common name Of "Bill." Tho
names OF the others could not be learned,
although g vigorous investigation was
made. Mrs. May hew has also disappeared
from Eer usual haunts in Chicago. Tax
ing into consideration her mysterious
movements and disappearance, together
With other circumstances, the chances are
very strong that theeo arrcs.a have been
made under tie circumstances related
q q = . .
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By a strict party vote the House Of Del
egs.en declares itself against the repeal OF
,he iarmer'a tax exemptions. Tho Re.
prblcans soliily opposed tho measure
and preserved their party's record on this
importan. question. Democrats hayo a
more popular way OF dealing with the ex-
enp.ion law on the stump than when
they come to vote on 1t. f&tSag
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Mashed to u Jelly.

tPNeF's @7ItJVEtF 10 tst 1FItIIVtJtFTt
BucKuASNoN, W. Va, Feb. l0.-.Willianl
Hartin, of Washington district, tho coun.
ty, was accidently killed while logging Oh
the farm Of Am. Good win. A tree that
had been chopped lodged and the second
was cut that II might fall the two fell
against q large gum tree and the three fell
on Mr.. Harlin, mashing him to js.ly.
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REv. DE McGLYNN made mistake in
tbs stand Lc took againet bis church-un.
less he had made up his mind to. leave the
ps;es.hood-but there are many admira'
ble et;aits III Ills character. His refusal to
accept any mora money when his friends
we're dstermiaod he should have more
and felt it a pleasure to provide for him.
will command the general respect. DR.,
McGlyun is not money hunter. Nc
doub. no would much rather give than re.
,,;ra 40 t-t-I} n. ..'. .Htr....
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WHEELING has pledged herself to make
this years Reunion OF tho socisty Of the
Army OF Weet Virginia an unprecedented
success. 1t must be that and nothing less.
Last nights ncsting OF the General Conn
n,ittae got the work well started, and
plenty OF it cut out for the sub.commit-
tees. When theae committees shall have
been announced their members will be
expected to take hold aud driyesthinee.
There ia tins enough, but none too much
Tor all that must be done. ~ .Rif5
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LAST nlyht'o session Of the House Of
Delegates was OF the bear garden order.
The liquor question alwsyu stirs up the
animals. 1t is now settled that there will
b. no prohihi!ory liquor legislation by
This Legislature, and the time devoted to
attempts IN that limo ia lost.
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Washington Personals.
Special Dispatch to the Inie!ligencer.

sptrNIE O1sptucN 70 NC INlcH1eHceT. n Y y N B
WAsuISe7oS, D.. G., Feb. lo.-Among
West Virginia visitors in the city are
Charles NJ. shinn, one Of the editors Of
the Fairmont IFes! Tfryinian, and ex. POST
master Scott, Of Parkersburg. Mr.. Shinn
reports the Republicans OF Marion county
as solid in their endorsement Of the course
Of tho Republicans in the Legislature. 4
Abrother OF Deputy Second Comptroller
Of the Treasury, R. r. McMahon, Of Graf
ton, died hero day or two since, and was
buried in Alexandria. He was quite a
young man aud had baen Ill for some
time with consumption. syy :.
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Drunk with n nnrrul of Ooll.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. lo.---A stranger was
arrested and placed in jail last night at
Lawrenceburg, Ind, for safe keeping. He
had appeared in the city two days before
and placed his family, a wife and child
and his wiie's father and mother, in two
scautly furnished upper rooms. He thon
went on spree, and in two days had
scattered about 5000, and had in that time
worn fifteen different suits Of costly cloth,
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Tue IsrRLLlaENcsR's Charleston dis
patch Of yesterday unsettled some nerves.
The advance sheet so to speak OF the arti-
Gle Of tho State Tribune, published on the
spo., will doubtless reassure thoce who
thought theso WAS ''nothing in it." At
shiss!osa Of the proceedings the INrELL1-
ogScsE is able to stand of and look on,
having used up a coed dssl OF paper and
ink IN the campaign and having nothing
10 NH fTs.U.' .HHHt.h
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AgnInRt Turnln.

5 WASHINGTON, D. o., Feb. lO.--1n the
Senate to-day resolutions were presented
from the Indiana Legislature protesting
against the validity Of David Turpio's
election rs United States Senator, Re.
ferred to Elections Committee, L ;l,; lsS'
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ing. He. also displayed in saloon $4,000
In gold, and hoastea the. he had more In
hls roomp. He assaulted his mother.in.
law, and WAS then arrested. His wIfc says
his name is Adolph Turien, md is addict.
cd to ap,eeIng. She says they have lived
Ct Milwaukee. and that they csmo from
st. Louis u I.awrcuccbury, y,8f gE't al
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Another Inye,t!gatiop,

Speed! Dispatch 70 Tie lnttIli0encer. o ~
WESTON, W. Va, Feb. l0.-The patients
at the Hospital for tho insane have held q
meeting and appointed committee to In
yestgste the mental condition OF the Re-
publican representatives in the Legislature
who havo decided to vote for Camden,
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Personal Mention.

sptclal Di,pslch "a. Tie Inltlli1encer. N, -
CnARLEsroN, w. VA, Feb. 1o.-Col.
Thomas o'Brion, T. NJ. Darrah, Hon. ".
l. Hearne, Major Aldorson and T. s.
Riley arrived this evening. M,
G. W. Daily, OF 5Keyser, s. 8. Duckwal]
Of Berkeley Springs DR.. Isaac Scott and
Stewart W. Walker, Of Martiusburg, are